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Blood, Lymphatic, and Respiratory Systems: Structured Study Notes

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Introduction To Blood

  • Guided course
    Introduction to Blood Example 1
    2:36
  • Guided course
    Composition of Blood
    7:49
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    Introduction to Blood Example 2
    1:55

Erythrocytes

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    Erythrocytes Example 1
    2:43
  • Guided course
    Structure of Erythrocytes
    6:31

Erythrocytes: Hemoglobin

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    Erythrocytes: Hemoglobin Example 1
    1:57
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    Erythrocytes: Hemoglobin Example 2
    2:35
  • Guided course
    Function of Hemoglobin
    7:52

Leukocytes

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    Agranulocytes
    3:26
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    Leukocytes Example 1
    2:33
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    Granulocytes
    3:08

Platelets: Hemostasis

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    Clot Retraction & Fibrinolysis
    7:16
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    How To Remember Important Coagulation Components
    3:40
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    Platelets: Hemostasis Example 1
    1:56

Introduction to the Lymphatic System

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    Introduction to the Lymphatic System Example 2
    3:32
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    What Is It?
    3:33
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    Functions of the Lymphatic System
    3:57

Lymphatic Vasculature

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    Lymphatic Vasculature Example 5
    2:02
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    Lymphatic Vasculature Example 4
    2:26
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    Lymphatic Vasculature Example 2
    2:25

Lymphoid Cells & Tissues

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    Lymphoid Cells & Tissues Example 2
    1:48
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    Lymphoid Tissue
    4:55
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    Lymphoid Cells & Tissues Example 1
    1:35

Overview of Lymphoid Organs

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    Overview of Lymphoid Organs Example 1
    1:20
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    Primary & Secondary Lymphoid Organs
    4:34

Introduction to the Immune System

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    Introduction to Immunity
    5:52
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    Antigens & Antibodies
    2:58

Introduction to Innate Immunity

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    Innate Immunity
    2:30
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    Map of the Lesson on Innate Immunity
    6:42

Introduction to First-Line Defenses

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    First-Line Defenses
    1:56
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    Map of the Lesson on First-Line Defenses
    1:37

Cells of the Immune System: Granulocytes

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    Basophils
    3:10
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    Granulocytes
    3:08
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    Eosinophils
    1:56

Cells of the Immune System: Agranulocytes

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    Lymphocytes
    3:12
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    Monocytes
    7:02
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    Aganulocytes
    3:43

Introduction to Cell Communication

  • Guided course
    Map of the Lesson on Cell Communication
    2:59

Introduction to the Central Nervous System

  • Introduction to the Central Nervous System Example 1
    0:50
  • White & Gray Matter
    2:41
  • CNS Development
    3:34

Introduction to Lung Physiology

  • Ventilation
    4:28
  • Ventilation and Respiration
    5:55
  • Introduction to Lung Physiology Example 1
    1:37

Pressure in the Lungs and Pleural Cavity

  • Pressure in the Lungs and Pleural Cavity Example 2
    4:01
  • Formalizing Pressure Relationships in the Lungs
    5:46
  • Forces That Shape the Lungs
    5:45

Ventilation

  • Muscles of Ventilation
    8:04
  • Pressure Changes During Ventilation
    8:33
  • Ventilation Example 3
    4:53

Lung Volumes and Capacities

  • Lung Capacities
    6:38
  • Lung Volumes
    6:28
  • Lung Volumes and Capacities Example 1
    4:45

Law of Partial Pressure

  • Partial Pressure
    6:12
  • Pressures: Dalton’s and Henry’s Laws
    5:51
  • Law of Partial Pressure Example 1
    3:18

Respiration

  • Respiration Example 1
    5:18
  • Internal and External Respiration
    8:19
  • Internal Respiration
    5:20